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Joyce Manor put up a song from their next album that I'm really looking forward to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCuhb-RlbGk
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Blackbelt Bobman posted:Oh my loving god you guys Of course this isn't coming to Minneapolis. I swear, Bad Religion hates me, they never play in the city I'm currently living in until I move away. Maybe one of these days I'll finally see them.
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May 18, 2014 16:00
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stay depressed posted:the even funniest thing is that people will pay for it and go see those terrible ancient bands while the actual good and cool punk bands in your own hometown or close to it are playing in basements for 15 people for basically free The Vandals loving own though.
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May 19, 2014 04:22
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When I was like 16 I crowd surfed during a Vandals set and someone thew me on the ground and said "DO THAT poo poo OVER THERE" and pointed to the stage where like Fall Out Boy or something was playing. Yeah, I went to Warped Tour when I was 16.
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Isn't that when everyone goes? Also, any recommendations for some hardcore punk bands? Not sure if what I consider hardcore actually is, but I mean in the vein of This Is Hell, Bane, Comeback Kid, AFI's Shut Your Mouth and Open Your Eyes, the sort of stuff that is almost thrash but not quite.
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May 19, 2014 13:32
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 I'd love to be a lawyer at this festival: Danzig and the Misfits, Black Flag and Henry Rollins.
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May 19, 2014 14:02
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Can't help but laugh at that line up. Chain of Strength, Judge, Strife, Earth Crisis. So weird when looking at the rest of it.
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May 19, 2014 15:18
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The Blood Brothers are doing a reunion tour, too
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May 19, 2014 15:25
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The only good thing about that Bad Religion tour is the dates with Stiff Little Fingers.
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rivals posted:Can't help but laugh at that line up. Chain of Strength, Judge, Strife, Earth Crisis. So weird when looking at the rest of it. thats local to me. the lineup is always a joke, mall metal and old bands no one cares about anymore featuring a few good hardcore bands (and mostly only tough guy poo poo). last year was a clusterfuck with over 50 000 attending in a town of barely 1000 edit : that flyer reminded me ignite were a thing. last time i saw em the guitarist called someone a human being and everyone turned on them. HATEPOSTING fucked around with this message at 18:00 on May 19, 2014 |
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HATEPOSTING posted:thats local to me. the lineup is always a joke, mall metal and old bands no one cares about anymore featuring a few good hardcore bands (and mostly only tough guy poo poo). last year was a clusterfuck with over 50 000 attending in a town of barely 1000 IIRC small local bands had to sell way too many tickets to even be allowed to play, and also yea the people who attended last year absolutely trashed the small town that hosts it a lot of people i know want to go out of nostalgia for the bands going and i can't help thinking i'd be super stoked to go when i was 14 a decade ago
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Tennis Ball posted:Also, any recommendations for some hardcore punk bands? Not sure if what I consider hardcore actually is, but I mean in the vein of This Is Hell, Bane, Comeback Kid, AFI's Shut Your Mouth and Open Your Eyes, the sort of stuff that is almost thrash but not quite. I'd throw out - in rough order - Strife, Ensign, Tragedy, Verse, Terror, Have Heart, Dead Swans, With Honor, Blood for Blood, Give Up The Ghost/American Nightmare, The Hope Conspiracy, The Warriors, Only Crime (which is also Aaron from Bane), Slapshot, Hoods, Kid Dynamite. Stuff that's kinda similar but not quite but you might as well Spotify anyways: boysetsfire (if you can get past the slow whiny parts, which I personally enjoy), Modern Life Is War (who are a bit slower and a bit heavier), Poison the Well/Shai Hulud/Snapcase (more melodic and progressive), Integrity (more metal, and kind of douchebags). And even though The Internet Does Not Approve, the first alexisonfire LP is pretty blistering. Ditto for Funeral for a Friend. Maybe throw in Madball, even though they often sound like a second rate Sick Of It All playing Agnostic Front covers.
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Tennis Ball posted:Isn't that when everyone goes? That's the only acceptable age, but I know people well into their 20s who still go to that poo poo.
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Tennis Ball posted:Isn't that when everyone goes? killing the dream. final fight. touche amore. in the face of war. miles away?
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In The Face Of War is so loving good and it's a shame not enough people got into them. Saw them at Dudefest uhhhh 08? and it was great.
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Seconding Final Fight and In The Face Of War recommendations, I'll add Ruiner to the list.BrosephofArimathea posted:Maybe throw in Madball, even though they often sound like a second rate Sick Of It All playing Agnostic Front covers. Then why not throw in Sick Of It All themselves?
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elbkaida posted:Then why not throw in Sick Of It All themselves? I just assume everyone has heard SOIA.
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Are they still well known? I'm old so have no idea, I'd reckon many young hardcore kids would be more familiar with e.g. Terror, which you mentioned.
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elbkaida posted:Are they still well known? I'm old so have no idea, I'd reckon many young hardcore kids would be more familiar with e.g. Terror, which you mentioned. I'm not familiar with them, but I don't know how "young" I would be considered (25 yo). I just listened to post-hardcore and metalcore for the majority of my life.
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stay depressed posted:the even funniest thing is that people will pay for it and go see those terrible ancient bands while the actual good and cool punk bands in your own hometown or close to it are playing in basements for 15 people for basically free This, and when people are asked about the music scene in the town they say "there is nothing to do here!" and when you correct them and invite them, they never show. Jerks.
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New YAITW is streaming and it RULES. Blackened hardcore done right. http://pitchfork.com/advance/444-when-life-comes-to-death/
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nomapple posted:New YAITW is streaming and it RULES. Blackened hardcore done right. http://pitchfork.com/advance/444-when-life-comes-to-death/ I've been waiting for this album to come out. It's so good.
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Tennis Ball posted:I'm not familiar with them, but I don't know how "young" I would be considered (25 yo). I just listened to post-hardcore and metalcore for the majority of my life. That means you were already 5 when Scratch the Surface came out. No excuse, dude!
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Old Gray/Tiny Moving Parts split is streaming, for you screamo and emo fans.
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Gallows is amazing and you should listen to them forever. Grey Britain is so loving good. Orchestra of Wolves is also awesome. I'm not as fond of their newer stuff with the dude from Alexisonfire because the older stuff was more punky, but it's good in its own way. Edit: does Minor Threat count or what?
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Are you seriously asking if Minor Threat counts as punk/hardcore?
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Henchman of Santa posted:Are you seriously asking if Minor Threat counts as punk/hardcore? No I meant that more as seeing if he already listened to/considered Minor Threat since they were mysteriously absent from his list
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Blackbelt Bobman posted:No I meant that more as seeing if he already listened to/considered Minor Threat since they were mysteriously absent from his list I enjoy Minor Threat, just don't listen a whole lot because of the production values. I'm a dick like that.
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Tennis Ball posted:I enjoy Minor Threat, just don't listen a whole lot because of the production values. I'm a dick like that. Haha I guess if you want thrashy stuff listen to Propagandhi from Today's Empires, Tomorrow's Ashes on. Their first two albums sound more like 90's NOFX
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nomapple posted:New YAITW is streaming and it RULES. Blackened hardcore done right. http://pitchfork.com/advance/444-when-life-comes-to-death/ My preordered copy shipped yesterday and should arrive this week. I got the download today from Deathwish and I've been listening to it all day it's so loving awesome. "Weep in my Dust" is such a sick jam. I can't wait to see them live so I can two-step through the whole song until the "OH!" at 1:42 and get kicked out.
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So Bob Mould has a new album coming out in a few weeks, and two singles from it, Hey Mr. Gray and I Don’t Know You Anymore are streaming right now. It's basically seems to be more of Silver Age (both in sound and lyrical subject matter), which is fine with me.
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ShoogaSlim posted:My preordered copy shipped yesterday and should arrive this week. I got the download today from Deathwish and I've been listening to it all day it's so loving awesome.  My pre-order copy should be here tomorrow so I've been listening to the download. They played a bunch of these songs live when I saw them earlier this year, they were fuckin' killer live.
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alg posted:
My tracking shows that it was out for delivery this morning. Can't wait to get home from work and rip that jam hard. They're playing a record release show in NC for only  ! Too bad I live in NYC and none of my friends care about road trips anymore and are "retired" from shows. Pussies.
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Going to BLED Fest tomorrow. My schedule looks like this: 1:40 - Rescuer 2:55 - Alaska (MI) 3:20 - Captain, We're Sinking 3:45 - Secret Grief 4:10 - The Saddest Landscape 4:35 - Old Gray 5:00 - Bane 5:50 - Dowsing 6:35 - Self Defense Family 7:30 - Either Cruel Hand or Empire! Empire! depending on my mood 7:55 - The Menzingers 8:20 - Frameworks (though I might dip and catch Dads' set at some point) 8:50 - Title Fight Super pumped for Bane, The Saddest Landscape and Captain, We're Sinking. Will report back on Sunday or Saturday night.
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Saw Thee Nodes last night and it was insane! Just this total air of danger. My band, Brain Zaps, has done some stuff: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-xqOK7kEG4 Punk rock! Slime! Dancing girls! Shirtless Count Chocula! http://brain-zaps.bandcamp.com/album/brain-zaps-slime-tapes-3-brighton-up-live New live album! We're playing the Lansdowne on June 5th with Reptiles and June 12th at the Captain Cook.
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i love thee nodes i saw them a few weeks ago, i wish i had picked up a 7"
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Spraynard reunion weekend was amazing. So glad those nerds are back together.
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Schremp Howard posted:Spraynard reunion weekend was amazing. So glad those nerds are back together. Agreed. And laser tag was punk as hell.
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Henchman of Santa posted:Going to BLED Fest tomorrow. My schedule looks like this: Cool to see someone here that went to Bled Fest, I saw Better Off! (never heard of till then, thought they played great), Tiny Moving Parts (same as Better Off!), Dowsing (great set, their singer Erik is a blast to see, he always seems really into it and happy about playing), Direct Hit! (funny guys, great set), then headed to Stage A till Title Fight because I wanted a good spot for them. Got to see Cruel Hand (shoutout to the guy that dove off the tower of speakers), Dads, Man Overboard (ugh) from a distance. Title Fight was great, perfect ending to the day. Also got to pick up the Annabel/Dowsing split 2 days early, I'd check it out, I'm really liking it.
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